I trust things me so, that I myself otherwise not would have dared. I like a challenge. But I’m not sure whether I would study English today without the CI. Or, if I did then for example a study period at a hearing impaired school in Kenya. With the CI I know but I can do it, and I can do it.” The inauguration of this year’s cochlear Graeme Clark scholarship Institute (INI) in Hannover today took place in the Auditorium of the international neuroscience. The award was presented by Thomas Topp, head of cochlear Germany GmbH & co.

KG. The laudation was held by Professor Thomas Lenarz, Director of the ENT Clinic and the German HorZentrums of the Hannover medical school. In the internationally renowned centre, Juliane also received large their cochlear implant. More information about cochlear Germany, see. Editorial Note: the company cochlear is global market leader in the development and manufacture of cochlear implants (CI). The groundbreaking This CI technology allows to listen to children and adults with severe to profound hearing loss to complete deafness. In addition develops and markets the company more implantable hearing solutions for different types of hearing loss. For over 30 years, continues the cochlear that research work of Australian Medicine Professor Graeme Clark, the inventor of the multiple-channel cochlear implant, and now offers CI systems in more than 100 countries.

Cochlear hearing solutions to date have over a quarter of a million people reconnecting introduced brought to their families and friends. In cochlear guarantees all users of its products a lifetime partnership with updates and developments of the technologies. Cochlear secures its leading position in the science of listening to the industry’s largest investments in research and development and continuous collaboration with leading researchers and experts. The company employs currently over 2,500 people. Seat the Cochlear’s German subsidiary is Hanover. For more information see. The cochlear implant is inserted under the skin of the patients, ranging in the inner ear. It transforms spoken words and other acoustic signals into electrical impulses. The auditory nerve is stimulated by these impulses, which is located in the cochlea, the so called cochlear. Each CI also includes a sound processor with emitter, which is worn like a hearing aid behind the ear. The CI opened deaf-born children and highly hearing-impaired children ertaubten up completely, as well as highly hearing-impaired adults access to the world of listening and spoken words.